Grace Episcopal Church’s elegantly simple interior is focused on an open Gothic organ screen that fills almost the entire wall behind the altar. Cram and Ferguson were commissioned to create a colorful pattern for new acoustically transparent fabric to replace the existing dull grey cloth infill. The new design serves as a fitting backdrop for services in the chancel and gives depth to the interior with its blue background, embellished with a pattern of gold fleurs-de-lys and red accents.
Preparation of Contract Documents is nearing completion for the renovation of the Dining Hall and addition of air Conditioning to both upper and lower floors of the Parish Hall. This space is actively used as school and Religious Education Space and houses a number of important Parish Programs such as Knights of Columbus, Parish Thrift Store, Mother’s Room and Parish offices. A new entry will connect the dining room to the entry with an ADA wheelchair accessible ramp.
Artist Conception of Renovated Dining Facility
Existing Dining Facility
The renovations will include new ceiling, wall and floor finishes and new lighting.
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Engineering and News Report recently announced that our St John Catholic Student Center Stillwater Oklahoma; Cram and Ferguson’s industry leading traditional architecture project completed in 2023, has won a Merit Award in the “Culture and Worship” Category of the Engineering and News Record Texas and Louisiana - Best Projects of 2023!
There will be lots more attention coming to this incredible project. One of the largest traditional architecture projects of the last decade and our largest in many years. This is a very rich project with many contributing artisans including a major installation by Canning, our Italian Marble collaborators
Ethan inspects the hand-carved details of an altar top destined for our new project in Stillwater, OK.
Stonecarver Gianluca Ceccarelli shows Ethan the Carrara marble column capitals for our altar and tabernacle shrine for Stillwater.
A craftsman works on a clay model based on our design for a relief sculpture of a peacock, symbol of immortality.
Showing the harmonious contrast between the Carrara marble details and the fior di pesco slabs intended for the apse wall in Stillwater.
Ethan corrects the fabrication drawing for the peacock relief in the field.
A happy conclusion of the visit with Ethan and Luz Anthony and the stonecarving team.
